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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-30
FOREIGN Intelligence
GREAT UNIoNIST MEETING.
The Most Enthusiastic Demonstration
of the Season.

DUBLIN, Nov. ~.
A great unionist meeting. for the purpose
of addressing which Harrington and Goschen
visited the city, was held at Leinster Hall
this evening. There was an overflow meet
ing in another hall. Both were crowded. 1t
is estimated that 5000 people were in attend
ance and many were turned away. The au-
dience gave enthusiastic cheers for the
Queen.
Mr.. Wigham, secretary of the chamber of
commerce, presided over the meeting at
Leinster Hall. Hundreds of leading citizens,
several bishops and many members of the
clergy were present on the platform.
Harrington and Goschen were accorded an
enthusiastic greeting, the whole assembly
rising and cheering The chairman handed
Harrington an address approving his policy,
signed by 1900 members of the chamber of
commerce.
Harrington. loudly cheered, said he never
before addressed such a large, enthusiastic
and influential assembly. This vast gather
ing clearly proves that the professional and
commercial classes in Ireland are opposed to
separation. {cheers) The importance of a
meeting in the heart of Dublin, cannot be
exaggerated; the power of persistent, un-
blushing reiterated assertion is so great so
fully exposed as to induce Englishmen and
Scotchmen to believe that Ireland detests the
Union and burns to substitute another form
of government. that unless contradicted by
occular and tangible proof iii almost impossi-
BILE. In the course of time these assertions
will not only exercise, but have an influence
on the minds of unionists. (Hear Hear y
He paid tribute to Chamberlain for his
services in Ulster; and said the promoters of
to-night's meeting had done no small service
in bringing before the people of Great Brit
ain in manner which couldn't be ignored as
disputed fact that there was minority, but
large important, influential minority which
altogether was a repudiated ascertain that
| Ireland as nation determined to abolish
/ the union. He urged the Importance OF
having all facts not merely superficial view
before them in dealing great vital question
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Blackman; secretary, Miss Lillian Gresch-
wind; treasurer, Miss Florence Fuller, The
society meets next Saturday evening in
the Baptist vestry, and it is desired that each
bring along his or her friends.
Mr.. Chas. Spsulding says he disposes of
over three times as many Journals as he did
formerly in this city.
The two gentlemen, Messrs Haines and
Roke, who were in this city and Augusta.
Monday. represented the State College, and
endeavored unsuccessfully TO make settle
ment with the trustees of the Classical Acad-
denny in regard TO the $1,000 of the school
associations funds held by the college. The
academy being heavily in debt, il is not ex-
pected the college will realize anything on
the paper al present.
The missionary society meets this Wednes-
day afternoon, at 5 o'clock, in the vestry of
the Methodist Church.
Mr.. John Hopkins goes to Boston shortly.
Master Johnnie Mshoney, the little five
year-old son of Mr.. Mahouey. the sculptor
a. thS SlaititS "tthS, uEtN u neat suit Oh
clothes AT the recent ST. Mary's Fair in Au-
gusta.
Mr., +. c. Cross, jeweler has been absent
from his store recently, in attendance upon
his sister in Augusta, who has been quite
sick.
Miss Yates has several times taken passage
on board Capt. Wells steamer en- route from
Pekin to Shanghai. The trip occupies about
four days.
The cotton mill was obliged 10 shut down
part of yesterday on account of delay in the
arrival of a consignment of cotton.
The statue of ex-Gov, West of Ohio, was
shipped TO Cincinnati, Monday, by the Hal
lowell Granite Co The statue will be set
up in one of the cemeteries of Cincinnati at
once. The plaster east, modelled by the
company's sculptor, Mr.. Mahoney, was also
sent, and will be bronzed and placed in one
of the art museums of the city.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20
FLOUR Receipts, "a, ,l3s; exports 6.i29 sales, II
700; City mill extra, "a 25a4 i0 fine, Ooa2 rs /;
superfne, JOa3 10; extra No. 2, 06a3 40; Mime
sofa extra, O0a5 %; winter wheat extra, O0a4 70 /;
southern, unchanged; Rye -four, steady.
WHEATReeeipts, J, 100; exports. 7-562; sales l36
O0 spot, firm but quiet; No Chicago. s4}; dePv'd
No. red s3las3s; elevator sas6s delyd No. red,
nominal, s9.; No. white, nominal, sol
RYE--dull.
BARLEY firm.
CORN Receipts, 3750; exports, 7627s, sales, 252-
600; spot and arrive No. 2, 5Zi; store 53gad; de
livered, 81 No. white. &C.
OATs--Receipts l5i,ooo; exports, 3s7; sales, l52-
00o; ;.spot No. e. 33c do white 35sa33f No. 2, 3a3i
do white, IS; No. /. nominal; do white, 81; mixed
Western, 33a,4; whire do; 35a40.
| COFFEE---fair; Rio, dull, Isl
| sUGAR---quiet and firm; refined quiet; standard,
13- l00a6}; cut loaf and crushed, 7a7l; powered,
6ia65; cubers, 6ia6I.
PETRoLEUM---steady, minted, 72l.
| PORK---dull.
BEEF--steady.
| LARD---lower, rather quiet, western steam, spot
% 81; city steam 20; refined, %; continent, 40
BUTTER--Grm.
| CHEEsE--very steady.
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HALLOwELL.

Samuel Glazier, Esq, of Acthison. Kas.,
arrived Saturday evening. He will not re-
move his family until Spring.
Miss Lizzie Yates gave another address,
Monday evening in the Baptist vestry, on the
temperance cause. The room was filed.
At the close of the meeting Miss Yates sug-
guested that society of Y's be formed,
which are so popular in other places, accom-
panying her suggestion with the remark that
she should feel to be but an ..effervescen,
blessing" if she did not form such society.
Action was taken, and fair share of names
secured for the society, and the following
officers chosen: president, Miss Imogene
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WILL BE PROTECTED.
A Lowell, Mass. Citizen Arrested in
London as Dynamiter--On Trial

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 90.
4 letter was received tonight from Secre-
tary Bayard in answer 10 the request of May
or Abbott that the government take steps
TO protect Thomas Callan of this city, arrest
ed in London on suspicion of being dyna-
inter. Bayard says that the department has
no other information than that contained in
the newspapers. The department is wholly
without authority to apply for stay of pro-
ceedings pending the investigation as
requested. Except to secure fair trial
under the laws, the department would have
no right to interfere, unless TO prevent arbi-
trary treatment or denial of justice. Be-
yond this foreign government would not be
permitted TO interfere i'll similar proceedings
III the courts of this country.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE.
weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours
WAR DErIprMrrr

WAR DEPARTMENT,
~, ofhce of the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 30, A. NJ.
for Maine; fair; slight changes in tenn
perature; light to fresh winds; generally
northerly.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. ~.
Money call easy, ranging from to y. last loan Q.
Prime paper nj q tos.
Exchange, dun and steady.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Rar0ad bonds, dull. generally firm.
The following are the closing quotations Of -.
curites
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A SNUG RUB.
The Democrats Garry Virginia by 426
Majority.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. %.
The State board of canvassers' report OF
returns of the recent election shows that the
democratic vote in the State was ll9 SOC,
and the republican ll9, $50; democratic ma
jority, 1926. In five counties in which the
democrats had no candidates for the house,
the vote for Gov. Lee in 1885 was 5. S.352, and
in two counties in which the republicans had
no house candidates, Wise, in the same year
received 6lS votes, making the estimated
democratic majority 3.l60
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AN INTERVIEW
With Chairman Jones of the National
Republican Committee,

PIrrsRURG, Nov %.
Chairman Jones of the Republican Com
mittee in an interview says he didn't believe
Blaine entertained the slightest desire or in
tention to be nominated for the presidency
next wear Jones didn't wish to
be considered as making definite
or authoritative statement but based his
conclusions on what Blaine had voluntarily
said to him when he was his guest year ago
Blaine had stated substantially the same
views the day before he sailed for Europe,
in conversation with Jones at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel.
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A REPUBLICAN SENATOR
Declared Elected by the Decision OF
Judge ingalls,

ALBANY, Nov. %.
Tuesday afternoon. after hearing the argu-
ment by counsel in the midst of great excite
ment, Justice Ingalls, announced that man
damus in the Senatorial contest was granted.
This virtually elects Henry Russell, repub-
lican, by eight majority. Republicans are
exultant and say they will prosecute the
democratic leaders for conspiracy. An appeal
from the decision was taken to the general
term.
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The Body Identified.
ANpovER, Nov. 20.

ANDovER, Nov. ~.
= The body of the man found beside the
railroad track at Andover week ago has
been identified man who served four
years in the Windsor prison under the name
OF Herman NJ. Keyson. He was released
four weeks ago and went to Passumpsic un-
der the name of G.. II. Underwood where he
was married. He then started to Boston to
get work, and probably was accidentally
thrown from the bridge to the rocky bed of
the brook while walking on the track.
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SPORTING NEWS.
ARTICLES SIGNED
Sullivan to Fight Mitchell.

LONDON, Nov. y.
Sullivan and Mitchell were matched today
to fight to finish with bare knuckles for
$500 a side. The date is not arranged.
Each have posted El0o the balance to be
put up within a week.
Mitchell said the fight may not take place
until after the Smith--kilrain fight. Sulli-
van wanted to fight tonight
1t was arranged today that the puglist.
belt will be deposited in the Sporting Life
office of Fleming & Harding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-30

For many years the manufacturers of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, who are thoroughly
responsible, financially, have offered in good
faith, through nearly every newspaper in the
land standing reward of $500 for case
of nasal catarrh, no matter how bad, or of
how long standing, which they cannot cure.
The Remedy is sold by druggists at only 90
cents. 1t is mild, soothing, cleansing, de-
odorizing antjseptic and healing
nov3OdW W&S&wIw
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THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE.


WASHINGTON. Nov. %
The report of John b. Baird, Superinten-
dent of the Dead Letter Office shows the
number of pieces of original mail matter
handled during the year TO be 5,51S,965 an
increase of nearly eleven and one-half per
cent. over the previous year or more than
5000 per day.
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AWoman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this country.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its severest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought of us bottle Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking first dose
that she slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her name II
Mrs. Duther Lutz." Thus write w. c. Ham,
rick & Co., of Shelby, N. C.--Get free trial
bottle at j. NJ. Mixers Drug Store.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. ~.
FLorR--fair and steady.
WHEAT moderate, No. spring. 75a76l; No. =
red, 7Gi
CoRN--frm No. 2. fia4i6.
OATs---steady and firm, No. 2, 29i.
EYE--quiet nj fc.
BARLEY firm at IS.
PoEK..-at 13 75al3 90.
LARD.--at i0a7 II.
BuLk MEAr--shonlders. 8 90; short ribs 9 B;
short Gle 4 75
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INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
Another Reading by Celebrated Auth
Ors
NEW EnRE Nov

The second days reading by American au-
thors in aid of the international copyright
filled Chckering hall with an audience
composed principally of ladies, who en-
Enthusiastically applauded selections from
works written by James Russell Lowell,
Richard Malcolm Johnston, George William
Curtis, Thomas Nelson Page, w. ID. How
ellis, Frank X. Stockton and Chas. Dudley
Warner.
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ENTERTAINMENTS GIVEN
In Honor Of the English and Canadian
Fisheries Commission

WASHINGTON, Nov. 50.
Two handsome entertainments were given
this evening in honor of the English and
Canadian members of the fisheries commits
sion. Hon. Francis Wharton, examiner of
claims of the State department, gave recep-
ton at his residence, and later Messrs. Put
nam and Angel gave them an elegant dinner
in the hall of the johnson annex TO Arlington
Hotel.
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THE FORCES
OF the Devil and the Salvation Army at
War

NEW ORk, NOV. II.
A special from Quebec indicates that there
will be bioodshed Wednesday night, if the
Salvation Army persists in its present deter
mination to parade Armed mobs are pre-
pairing to prevent matching through the
streets. The police board have given Saliva
tionists to understand that they have not
force enough to protect them. The army
declares. however, that they will march, pro-
lection or no protection.
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Forsaken by the Church.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Nov. 80.
Several ministers in their sermons Sunday
denounced the Columbia City Club as a
gambling hole. Among the members of the
club are Governor Richardson, Senators
Hampton and Butler and many other eminent
public men.
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A $4,000 Fire in Lewiston.

LEWISTON. Nov. ~,
The drug store of Panneton 4 Co.. on LIS
,,.,, s,reot Lewiston. burned this morning
The fire probably caught from the stove
Tho loss on stock is estimated at S2ooo; IN
sured for $1,000. The building was owned
rou ba;rs. and was insured fol
seoo which will cover the loss.
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THE CHICAGO BooDLERs.
A Supersedeas Granted in their Cases

CHICAGO, Nov. %,
The appellate court has granted superse-
IDEAS in the omnibus doodle" case in which
Exc commissioner Van Pelt. Wren, Narrell.
Leyden, and Ochs, now confined in county
jail are defts The time of the execution
of the sentence will in consequence be ex-
tended until the arguments on errors claimed
can be heard. 1t was the intention of Sheriff
Matson to have taken the ''boodlers" to Joliet
penitentiary tomorrow.
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To cure "A Cough, to relieve all irritations
of the throat, to restore perfect soundness
and health to the lungs, use DIR. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry which is still pre-
pared with the same care as when it was in
troluced to the public by DIR. Wistar r, over
forty years ago. nov29d&wlw
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SIX YEARS IN PRISON
Is the Sentence Imposed Upon a Dis
honest Book keeper

KANSAS CITY, Fov. 80.
Henry A. llerdman. book keeper in the
Citizens National bank of this city, was on
Monday sentenced to six years imprisonment
in the penitentiary for forgery. He was ar
rested in Chicago, while attempting to buy
$4,000 worth of government bonds with
proceeds of his crime. Downfall attributed
to his infatuation for women
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81 would say to my friends, and all who
chance to read this, that have used Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balsam in my family
for long time, and consider it very valua-
BILE medicine. 1t cures when all other reme-
dies fail; and would cheerfully recommend
it to those afflicted with coughs, colds, asth-
ma etc T.. s. GErcuyII Roston Z"
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston, Nov. ~.
The sales for the week comprise SO, 200 lbs. Of
domestic fleece and pulled and 2l5 600 lbs of foreign,
making the weeks transactions foot up .065. 200 bs.
The wool market has ruled very steady during the
past week with fair volume of business doing. The
fact that the week is broken by n holiday tended to
curtail trade somewhat, as this always has = de.
pressing effect on business, but the sales, while not
up to last week were, about 100000 pounds more
than were reported for the corresponding week
year ago. Regarding the condition Of the market
little be said, the situation s almost de
ticay the same as 1t has been for almost u month
past.
The total amount of sales OF various grades and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-30

WAsMlNGroN, Nov. 29.
The following Maine pensions were granted
to-day.
lanes Robinson, original. North Sebago-
Rpnson Meservey, original, Washington.
Joseph Powell, original, Cundy's Harbor'
Elisha II. Lvford original, Ninalhaven
Wm. Nash. increase, Portland.
John |. Sawyer. increase, Mechanic
Henry w. GRAY. increase, orland.
Nnulton O'Bodge, increase, Exeter Mills
Stephen II. Foster. increase, Danforth-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-30

Do you suffer from indigestion or loss Of
appetizer Are you troubled with liver or
kidney complaint? Take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
This preparation purifies and vitalizes the
blood, thus restoring health and strength 70
the digestive and assimilative organs. Try
it. nov2Sdeod&w1w
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GOOD GAME
For the Western Union to Bag.

BosToN, Nov. %.
4 petition has been filed with the Secretary
of State for presentation to the legislature,
signed by Chester Snow aud others, tor IN
corporation as postal automatic telegraph
company with the object of building tele-
graph line across the country, from New
York TO San Francisco. The company is to
be Incorporated with capital stock of sS,-
0Oo. 600. and authority to increase the same
to $50 900 900.
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Good News for the Poor

PHL,DELrHIA, Nov. 20.
The announcement is made by the presi-
dent of a large coal corporation that within
fortnight, probably within week, there will
be reduction of one dollar per ton in the
price of coal.
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Labor Troubles Ended.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. %.
Five hundred miners who have been on
strike at the Dunn collieIy of John .Jermin
& Co. near Scranton, during the past four
months have satisfactorily settled the dis
pute between themselves and employees, and
will resume work Immediately at old wages.
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What We Want In the q. 8.

Is vigorous foreign policy, and the people
to know that MeDard's Rheumatic Bullets,
will surely cure them of rheumatism, and all
Rheumatic affections. They are pleasant TO
take and are entirely free from mineral
poison. For sale by J. NJ. Mixer and c. b.
Murphy & Co, for 81. 90 per bottle
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PLAYING WITH MATCHES
A Mother Finds Her Child Dead on the
Floor


LOWELL. Mass. Nov. 90
\ three year old daughter of Pierre Bre-
saut was left alone with younger brother two
hours this afternoon, when her mother returned
and found the child dead on the floor, her
clothes burned OFF and her body blackened
to a crisp. The child had been playing with
matches.
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
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CHEAP NEWS
Among the Unprofitable Experiments
in New York
NEW YnpK Nor 9

INV VKh, -NUF Z5
The change in the price of the New York
Herald from to cents was ordered by
Bennett in a cablegram from Paris, late
Monday afternoon, and was entirely unex-
pected. 1t is rumored that the other two
cent dailies will follow the Herald's example
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They Will Retain Him.

NEw,RK, \. j., Nov. %.
The Belleville avenue Congregational
church voted this evening to retain Rev.
Hugh Pentecost as pastor, Notwithstanding
his recent discourses on anarchy and espous-
al of Henry Georges theories.
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Spain to be Honored.

LONDON, Nov. 90.
Men representing Smith and kilrain will
be sent 10 Spain to select suitable place for
the fight. 1t is agreed that twelve men on
each side be allowed the fight, instead of fif
ty as originally paoposed
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Brighton and watertown Live oeook
Market

Reported for Kennebec Journal for week snaing
NsSov. ]
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT AARKr.
Cattle Sheer and Lambs. Swine. veals. horses.
ss4i egS 1,% 4h ~
NUMBER FROM MAINE.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. Calves. Horses. Swins.
Sl6 eR IS " W
PRICES OF MARKEr BKEf.
A few choice at $..o0a<s so; extra, tosoaeee;
rs, quality soooss6eS; second quality, eSocaesSe;
third quality s&.ota$4ISo
PRicKs OF SHEEP AND LANES.
In lots zoe $500 as each, extra, t4.ooael.ee;
or from TO cents per pound: spring lambs. 4asSa:
cents: veal calves, sSa6S cents.
ARRIVALS ny STEAMERS.
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New Postmasters for Name,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29
The following Maine postmasters were ap-
nointed. Tuesday: Gustavus stewart W. :.
,ns,, Somerset county, vice Corneiius
Steward, resigned and W. smith,
washington county, vice Mrs Jane 'fane'
removed.
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More Deviltry Brewing.

CHICAGO, Nov. %.
The Anarchists of Chicago have prepared
circulars for distribution among workingmen
which declare that force is the only means OF
success and urge belief in their doctrine TO
stand by their cause even if it leads to DEATH
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BOSTON REPUBLICANS


BosroN, Nov 20.
The republican convention nominated
Thos j. Hart for mayor. This divides the
citizens opposed 10 the present regime and
insures the reelection of OBrien.
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THE CAGE FALLS
And Kills Two Miners.
WFBR CRY. Mo. Nov. 30.

W fhh VII l.. NJ Wv -.
c. r. Garrison and c. X. Garrison, Jr.. of
ST. Louis. were killed, yesterday, while as
cending from their zinc mines by falling
cage. Both were nephews of Commodore
Garrison.
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The French Political Muddle.

PARIS, Nov. 20.
The members left will not attend the meet
ing of radicals but will be present at the
ptenary gathering at Versailles, Thursday
morning.
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Bank President Dies.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.
Ex-Mayor Henry Overstaltz president of
the defunct Fifth National bank died this
forenoon of heart trouble. He did not know
the bank had suspended.